Mathematical Economics (B.S.)                                                                                                  
         2022-2023 catalog 
          
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         Major Requirements 
         Students must earn a grade of C- or better (or P) in each course that applies toward the major in Mathematical Economics. Students completing the 
         major in Mathematical Economics are not eligible for a major in Economics, Applied Economics, or the Combined major in Economics and Business 
         Administration or a minor in Mathematics or Economics.  Students completing the major in Mathematical Economics may complete a major in 
         Mathematics. 
          Term Completed/Planned       Grade    Credit   Course #   Title 
                                                  4      ECO112     Principles of Macroeconomics (SBS) 
                                                  4      ECO113     Principles of Microeconomics (SBS) 
                                                  4      ECO312     Intermediate Macroeconomics 
                                                  4      ECO313     Intermediate Microeconomics 
                                                  4      ECO490     Research Methods in Econometrics 
          Complete one (1) introduction to statistics (MIS379 recommended), chosen from: 
                                                  4      DST164     Introduction to Statistics (with R) 
                                                  4      MAT163     Introductory Statistics (offered infrequently) 
                                                  4      MIS379     Quantitative Methods for Business and Economics 
          Complete all of the following mathematics courses: 
                                                  4      MAT145 and 145L: Calculus I (NSM) 
                                                  4      MAT146 and 146L: Calculus II (NSM) 
                                                  4      MAT255     Multivariable Calculus 
                                                  4      MAT315     Linear Algebra 
          Complete two (2) upper division mathematics/statistics electives chosen from: 
                                                  4      DST374     Mathematical Statistics 
                                                  4      MAT370     Real Analysis 
                                                  4      MAT373     Probability Theory 
                                                  4      MAT465     Modeling and Differential Equations in Biological and Natural Sciences 
          Complete three (3) 4-credit upper division economics electives (ECO416 is recommended), chosen from: 
                                                  4      ECO315     Money and Banking 
                                                  4      ECO318     Management Science 
                                                  4      ECO350     Labor Economics 
                                                  4      ECO360     International Economics 
                                                  4      ECO365     Environmental Economics 
                                                  4      ECO370     International Economic Development 
                                                  4      ECO399     Internship 
                                                  4      ECO416     Mathematical Economics 
                                                  4      ECO495     Topics 
                                                  4      ECO499     Independent Study 
          
         Abbreviation Key: ML = Modern Language; SC = Signature Curriculum; EM = Engaging Minneapolis; AE = Augsburg Experience; KC = Senior Keystone Course; NSM = 
         Natural Science & Mathematics - no lab; NSM-L = Natural Science & Mathematics-with lab; SBS = Social & Behavioral Science; FA = Fine Arts; HUM = Humanities 
          
          
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